Dewalt Cordless Combination Hammer Drill
If you are looking for a high quality 18 volt cordless hammer drill take a look at the powerful and great value for money Dewalt DCD925.
Packed with features and of a high build quality this cordless drill is a great all rounder when it comes to tackling jobs at home or on the work site.
As you would expect from the Dewalt brand the DCD925 has undergone full development and field testing before being launched for sale in the marketplace.
This combination cordless battery drill is capable of three main functions which are screwdriving, drilling into metal, wood, and plastic, and lastly hammer drilling into brick work and masonry.
Featuring a large capacity 13mm metal chuck this battery drill will accept all popular sizes of drill bits whether you are drilling into timber, steel or alloy, or stone.
It also accepts most screwdriver attachments and accessories including cross and flat screwdriver bits, torque drivers, and hole saws. In particular the Dewalt DCD925 is great at drilling large capacity holes in woodwork due to its large 18v motor and the exceptional level of torque this drill delivers.
The large capacity 18 volt battery pack fitted to this cordless drill is the renowned XRP Ni Mh type design. These give a long run time when fully charged allowing continuous drilling and screw driving performance between charges.
The standard battery packs also only require a 40 minute charge time when exhausted.
As with most Dewalt cordless tools the battery charger that is supplied as standard equipment with the DCD925 is an intelligent unit. This charger maintains the batteries as they are being charged as well as allowing quick charge top ups between full cycles.
For all types of drilling applications the Dewalt DCD925 has a three speed heavy duty gearbox. Coupled to a variable speed control gives a wide range of operating speeds to allow the drill to cope with slow drilling in metal, medium speed for plastic and brickwork, and a high speed for wood.
Whether you need a really slow speed for a large hole to be drilled in concrete or a fast speed for metal fabrication, the Dewalt DCD925 model can do it!
The actual drilling diameter capacities of this combi drill are 50mm in wood, 16mm in masonry and brickwork, and 13mm in metal.
As standard this Dewalt Power Tool comes with an adjustable side handle, dual ended screwdriver bit, and a heavy duty carry case that will house two batteries, the drill itself, and the battery charger unit.
Dewalt is one of the leading international manufacturers of industrial power tools and tool accessories and attachments. For over 80 years this company has earned a top place for leading the market place on designing, engineering, and building tough industrial trade machinery.
In their cordless range they offer a wide choice of different voltage tools suitable for a wide range of work applications. The DCD925 18 volt model offer durability, robustness, a good run time, and above all class leading performance for a cordless combination drill.
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Friday, 6 May 2011
Thursday, 29 July 2010
How To Use An Electric Planer
Using An Electric Woodworking Planer
If you are tasked with fitting new doors in your home or workplace or alternatively need to size timber pieces for general joinery work, you will at some point need to plane the wood to the required dimensions.
Although most diy outlets and timber merchants sell wood, architraves, skirting, decorative trim, and doors in common sizes, in most cases they will not fit directly into your home or office without alterations.
Out of square walls, features and door openings, all vary in size from common manufacturers specifications of timber products.
With regards to fitting new wooden doors it is a case of planing excess material off each edge to make the doors the correct size for the relevant opening.
The easiest way to do this is by way of using an electric planer.
Electric planers come in three different types. Stationary machines for workshop and fabrication use, portable stationary planers for use on site, and the most popular which are compact handheld electric planers.
Several examples of portable electric planes are the Bosch PHO 1, the Dewalt DW680K, and the Makita 1902.
All of these are capable of general joinery work with the Dewalt and Makita versions being aimed at the professional tradesman. The Bosch PHO 1 is a "domestic" use tool aimed at the home user or keen DIY'er that undertakes work on an occasional basis, but which requires reliability, good performance, and is capable of doing the job.
There are several steps to take when using an electric planer:
After you have carried out the above preparation and checks it is now time to start using your electric planer. This particular tool is used in a similar way to a steam iron. The method of using an electric plane is by way of switching the tool on, the blade drum will then rotate at a very high speed and as the plane is lowered onto the workpiece you push the tool slowly in a smooth forward motion over the full length of the timber section.
As you come to the end of workpiece you lift the plane up in a vertical action completely clearing the timber. This is repeated until you have the timber workpiece to the required size as well as its finish. Providing you marked the door or wood section first you will easily be able to see when this has been completed.
It is important the plane is used without being forced, after a few passes you should be able to work with shallow sweeps and at a constant pace.
As with using an electric steam iron you will find the more you use this tool the better you will get at operating it. If by any chance you are leaving scoops or hollows in the wood after using your plane this is an indication you have the working method wrong in some way or other.
The most common mistake people make when operating an electric plane for the first time is either pushing down on the tool too hard or lifting off early instead of at the end of the workpiece. When this is done the blades dig into the wooden surface creating a hollow finish.
If this happens the only way to rectify it is by way of planning again - but in the correct manner.
Variable Depth Adjustment
All modern electric planers have a variable depth adjustment. This is usually a graduated knob or dial that sits on the front of the tool on its uppermost housing. By turning this control the front shoe on the planer will raise or lower giving an adjustable depth of cut.
Different makes and models have different specifications with regards to this adjustment. DIY and home user models normally have control of up to 2mm capable. Professional models such as those made by Dewalt, Makita and others may have up to around 4mm capability.
Remember this is the maximum depth of cut the tool will take off in a single pass. It is better to start with the lowest setting possible and by repeat passes on the workplace get down to your scribe or pencil line. Once removed you cannot replace the wood you have taken off!
Replaceable Cutting Blades
When looking to buy an electric planer ensure the make and model you buy has replacement cutting blades available. Over the past few years there have been countless cheap DIY power tools coming into the market place, usually with unheard of brand names. These cheap budget tools usually have no aftersales backup especially when it comes to replacement parts. They are basically a "throw away tool".
If you stick to buying a machine from the likes of Black and Decker, Bosch, Dewalt, Makita etc you will find you can buy replacement cutting blades, drive belts, dust bags, and parts when you need them.
Why throw away your power tool if all it needs is a new set of blades?
Carbide Tipped or HSS Blades
The majority of electric planers are fitted with carbide tipped (TCT) blades, although high speed steel (HSS) cutting blades are also available to buy if you want to fit them.
The benefit of using TCT blades is that they will last longer and being very hard in their make up are also capable of cutting hard woods and laminates. A classic example where this is a benefit is when fitting a new kitchen worktop.
Most kitchen worktops have a plastic laminate surface on top of a composite wooden board. The surface laminate will quickly blunt traditional hss blades where as TCT carbide blades can easliy cope with this.
The composite board is another story. Most worktops are manufactured by way of compressed particles suspended with plastic resins. As with the surface laminate it is the resins that will blunt hss cutting blades - and in a very short time.
From this you will have gathered that there really is no other option but to use carbide tipped (tct) blades in an electric power plane.
So why would you want to fit HSS type blades?
There are two reasons, price - as hss blades will be cheaper! and two, if you intend to plane very rough timber that may have hidden nails or tacks within.
If you can only afford hss blades (they are normally around half the cost of tct) then you have no choice but to go down this route.
As regards to using your electric planer on rough wood that may have nails inside - hss blades are "softer" than TCT blades and are less prone to chipping or breaking should you hit a nail, tack, staple, or somthing similar. They can cope with the odd impact without causing many problems. TCT blades will immediatley chip, break, or crack upon hitting a metal object. This is why we recommend you inspect any door or wood you intend to plane before you start work.
If you are tasked with fitting new doors in your home or workplace or alternatively need to size timber pieces for general joinery work, you will at some point need to plane the wood to the required dimensions.
Although most diy outlets and timber merchants sell wood, architraves, skirting, decorative trim, and doors in common sizes, in most cases they will not fit directly into your home or office without alterations.
Out of square walls, features and door openings, all vary in size from common manufacturers specifications of timber products.
With regards to fitting new wooden doors it is a case of planing excess material off each edge to make the doors the correct size for the relevant opening.
The easiest way to do this is by way of using an electric planer.
Electric planers come in three different types. Stationary machines for workshop and fabrication use, portable stationary planers for use on site, and the most popular which are compact handheld electric planers.
Several examples of portable electric planes are the Bosch PHO 1, the Dewalt DW680K, and the Makita 1902.
All of these are capable of general joinery work with the Dewalt and Makita versions being aimed at the professional tradesman. The Bosch PHO 1 is a "domestic" use tool aimed at the home user or keen DIY'er that undertakes work on an occasional basis, but which requires reliability, good performance, and is capable of doing the job.
There are several steps to take when using an electric planer:
- First secure the door or piece of wood that is to be planed into a sawbench, woodworking vice, or other form of support.
- Mark out the area on the timber that needs removing using a scribe or joiners pencil.
- Inspect the wood for surface and hidden nails, tacks, or staples. If available use a hand held metal detector (such as a pipe detector) to ensure it is free of these.
- Make sure your children, pets, and any other possible distractions are removed from the immediate work area.
- Double check your measurements and markings. The old saying of measure twice and cut once applies to this task. You don't want to ruin a new expensive hardwood door by removing too much material when carrying out the planning.
- Electric supply - always use a rcd circuit breaker. Test this before plugging the plane into your electric socket or cable that you will be using.
- Safetyware - wear safety glasses or goggles, ear plugs, and a dustmask as the minimum level of ppe for this task.
- If available connect a suitable dust extractor or dust collection bag to the electric planer.
- Make sure you understand fully the features and operating controls on your particular machine. These can vary from model to model especially the on and off switch, depth adjuster, and side fence adjustment control.
After you have carried out the above preparation and checks it is now time to start using your electric planer. This particular tool is used in a similar way to a steam iron. The method of using an electric plane is by way of switching the tool on, the blade drum will then rotate at a very high speed and as the plane is lowered onto the workpiece you push the tool slowly in a smooth forward motion over the full length of the timber section.
As you come to the end of workpiece you lift the plane up in a vertical action completely clearing the timber. This is repeated until you have the timber workpiece to the required size as well as its finish. Providing you marked the door or wood section first you will easily be able to see when this has been completed.
It is important the plane is used without being forced, after a few passes you should be able to work with shallow sweeps and at a constant pace.
As with using an electric steam iron you will find the more you use this tool the better you will get at operating it. If by any chance you are leaving scoops or hollows in the wood after using your plane this is an indication you have the working method wrong in some way or other.
The most common mistake people make when operating an electric plane for the first time is either pushing down on the tool too hard or lifting off early instead of at the end of the workpiece. When this is done the blades dig into the wooden surface creating a hollow finish.
If this happens the only way to rectify it is by way of planning again - but in the correct manner.
Variable Depth Adjustment
All modern electric planers have a variable depth adjustment. This is usually a graduated knob or dial that sits on the front of the tool on its uppermost housing. By turning this control the front shoe on the planer will raise or lower giving an adjustable depth of cut.
Different makes and models have different specifications with regards to this adjustment. DIY and home user models normally have control of up to 2mm capable. Professional models such as those made by Dewalt, Makita and others may have up to around 4mm capability.
Remember this is the maximum depth of cut the tool will take off in a single pass. It is better to start with the lowest setting possible and by repeat passes on the workplace get down to your scribe or pencil line. Once removed you cannot replace the wood you have taken off!
Replaceable Cutting Blades
When looking to buy an electric planer ensure the make and model you buy has replacement cutting blades available. Over the past few years there have been countless cheap DIY power tools coming into the market place, usually with unheard of brand names. These cheap budget tools usually have no aftersales backup especially when it comes to replacement parts. They are basically a "throw away tool".
If you stick to buying a machine from the likes of Black and Decker, Bosch, Dewalt, Makita etc you will find you can buy replacement cutting blades, drive belts, dust bags, and parts when you need them.
Why throw away your power tool if all it needs is a new set of blades?
Carbide Tipped or HSS Blades
The majority of electric planers are fitted with carbide tipped (TCT) blades, although high speed steel (HSS) cutting blades are also available to buy if you want to fit them.
The benefit of using TCT blades is that they will last longer and being very hard in their make up are also capable of cutting hard woods and laminates. A classic example where this is a benefit is when fitting a new kitchen worktop.
Most kitchen worktops have a plastic laminate surface on top of a composite wooden board. The surface laminate will quickly blunt traditional hss blades where as TCT carbide blades can easliy cope with this.
The composite board is another story. Most worktops are manufactured by way of compressed particles suspended with plastic resins. As with the surface laminate it is the resins that will blunt hss cutting blades - and in a very short time.
From this you will have gathered that there really is no other option but to use carbide tipped (tct) blades in an electric power plane.
So why would you want to fit HSS type blades?
There are two reasons, price - as hss blades will be cheaper! and two, if you intend to plane very rough timber that may have hidden nails or tacks within.
If you can only afford hss blades (they are normally around half the cost of tct) then you have no choice but to go down this route.
As regards to using your electric planer on rough wood that may have nails inside - hss blades are "softer" than TCT blades and are less prone to chipping or breaking should you hit a nail, tack, staple, or somthing similar. They can cope with the odd impact without causing many problems. TCT blades will immediatley chip, break, or crack upon hitting a metal object. This is why we recommend you inspect any door or wood you intend to plane before you start work.
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Cheapest Power Tools In Sheffield?
Buy Your New Power Tool At The Cheapest Price From MF Hire:
After many years of serving customers with local Tool and Equipment Hire, MF Hire have now expanded their services to also become the prominent supplier of branded Power Tools in the Sheffield area.
In addition to their successful equipment hire operation MF Hire now offer a large selection of well known makes and models of electric and cordless power tools.
MF Hire caters for the contractor, trade user, and DIY customer that is looking to buy a trade quality professional power tool for use in their work or home improvement projects.
Brands available:
* Alfra * Bosch * Belle * Dewalt * Evolution Rage * Hitachi * Karcher * Kango * Milwaukee * Makita * Ryobi * Paslode * Stihl * Honda * Hayter * Mountfield * Viking * Alko * Qualcast
The above brands are all professional manufacturers of "trade" quality power tools and accessories. Unlike the cheap DIY brands that you will find on-sale at maybe Argos or B and Q, these brands of tools are designed for regular use on an ongoing basis - just what a Sheffield builder, joiner, roofer, electrician, or engineer needs!
Types of power tools:
Alltools are available to buy from MF Hire in Sheffield including electric angle grinder tools, cut off saws and chop saws, rotary and sds type hammer drills, all types of saws including jigsaws, circular saws, electric and cordless mitre saws, concrete breaker tools, woodworking routers and laminate trimmers, 110v and 240v electric planers and reciprocating saws, and a range of heavy duty professional impact drivers and impact wrench tools.
Power tool repairs in Sheffield:
The company also offers a power tool repair service as well as spare parts ordering and portable appliance testing to portable power tools.
To purchase a new power tool and at amongst the cheapest price MF Hire can be contacted on:
Telephone: Sheffield (0114) 2750431
Buy Mag Drills in Chesterfield, Dinnington, Dronfield, Rotherham, and Sheffield
Rotabroach, Powerbor, and many other brands of electric mag drills can be purchased from MF Hire in Sheffield. Specialising in power tools and equipment for the engineering user - you can enjoy prices amongst the cheapest in the UK when it comes to you buying a new mag drill!
The total range of Rotabroach models are available to buy including the latest Commando, Element 30, and Rotabroach Element 40 mag drill. You can also buy at competitive prices all popular sizes of annular cutters, broaching bits, and mag drill cutters.
For a no obligation quote to buy any power tool from MF Hire Sheffield contact:
MF Hire
East Bank Road
Sheffield
S23PS
Telephone: (0114) 2750431
Thursday, 13 March 2008
DeWALT D21620K MAG DRILL
New DeWALT D21620K Magnetic Drill:New from Dewalt for 2008 is the heavy duty D21620k mag drill. This trade standard tool delivers a high level of performance for fast, accurate drilling into metal and steel.
For optimum drilling performance this magnetic drill has two speed ranges, these being no load speeds of 350 rpm and 650 rpm.
As would be expected from dewalt power tools the D21620 has a quick release cutter holder which accepts standard annular metal cutters with a 19mm round shaft. The motor size on this drill is 1150 watts with a maximum drilling capacity of 50mm.
For easy set up this tool has a reversible handle and a low weight of only 13kg.
Mag base dimensions for reference are 180mm x 84mm.
Available now to purchase, this mag drill can be obtained at the lowest price from MF Hire in Nottingham.
Also available is a large choice of Powerbor branded mag drills to purchase or hire.
Tuesday, 4 March 2008
POWER TOOL REPAIRS
POWER TOOL REPAIRS:
MF Hire in Nottingham are specialists in the servicing and repairs of all popular brands of power tools and related equipment.
Located in Colwick (on the ring road near to Nottingham racecourse) they have a comprehensive workshop equiped with the latest modern equipment to diagnose and repair; electric, battery, and petrol powered tools and equipment.
Quotations where requested are quickly issued with all tools left for servicing, with a warranty applied to each machine where chargeable repairs are undertaken.
The tool hire shop is also an agent for all leading brands of professional tools including:
Bosch, Dewalt, Hitachi, Makita, Panasonic, Milwaukee, Paslode, Honda, and Stihl. All models from these brands are sold and at discount prices.
Any powertool not stocked can be obtained to order, and at the lowest prices where possible in the Nottingham area.
In addition to cordless and electric tools MF Hire are a leading supplier of petrol disc cutters. Most popular being the Stihl TS410 and the Makita DPC6410 models. These two disc cutters are the most popular sold in the UK and are very similar in size, as well as features and performance.
All Stihl gardening tools are also available to purchase, whether you are looking for a Stihl FS38 brushcutter or HS45 hedgetrimmer we can help you. For a no obligation quote contact our customer service staff on: Nottingham (0115) 958 1505.
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
DIY TOOL HIRE IN NOTTINGHAM
TOOL HIRE in NOTTINGHAM
Information about hiring of DIY tools and equipment.
If you are looking to rent any tools or equipment to undertake a DIY project, there are several tool hire companies located in Nottingham to help you.
Available from various tool hire shops are a comprehensive range of popular tools to allow you to complete work around the home or business place with ease.
Flooring Renovation
Homeowners wishing to transform their houses flooring can choose suitable equipment such as professional drum floor sanders. These are supplied as a traditional upright machine, or as an edger unit for close sanding around skirting boards, wooden architraves, and door frames.
Installation Of A New Patio
A popular DIY project is the installation of a new garden patio with landscaping as required. If an existing patio requires removal the most suitable tool to use is an electric powered concrete breaker.
This piece of equipment will break up concrete bases and slabs to allow a sound foundation to be laid prior to the installation of new paving slabs and brickwork.
Mixing Concrete And Cement
For the ease of mixing concrete and cement your local tool hire shop can supply a wide choice of portable and compact cement mixers. The models supplied are efficient, easy to use, and are available at affordable rental prices. A stand is supplied with each mixer hired.
Cutting Paving Slabs And Blocks
A common task when installing a new patio is the cutting of paving slabs and blocks. There are several DIY tools suitable to use, the most common one being a petrol powered stihl saw. A Stihl saw uses inexpensive abrasive cutting discs to quickly cut through stoneware and being powered by a petrol engine is both portable and versatile to use.
Gutter Replacement And Cleaning
In spring most homeowners should pay attention to the maintenance and cleaning for the gutters surrounding their houses. For easy access all that is normally required is the use of a suitable double aluminium ladder.
Your local tool hire shop in Nottingham supplies a wide range of ladders to hire, as well as lightweight portable folding towers. The latest portable access towers are easy to use, self erecting, and are fitted with wheels for easy movement around your property.
If you are uncomfortable using a ladder please ask for details on razor deck towers. we recommend you call and see one for yourself to appreciate it's ease of use, compact size, and solution to tackling many DIY and access maintenance projects.
Power Tool Sales
Various shops in Nottingham sell all leading brands of quality powertools.
In addition you can also buy power tools from other UK companies such as from MF Hire in Sheffield.
Here they stock popular models that include power tools from from well known names such as Bosch, Belle, Dewalt, Freud, Hitachi, Karcher, Makita, Milwaukee, Paslode, Panasonic, Powerbor, Rotabroach, and Stihl.
If you are looking to buy a new cordless drill, a cordless circular saw, magnetic drill, a power washer, a garden leaf blower or any power tool - contact MF Hire before buying elsewhere.
Contact Information:
MF Hire
East Bank Road
Sheffield
S23PS
Telephone: (0114) 2750431
Thursday, 7 February 2008
Dewalt DC022 Site Light
Dewalt DC022 Site Lite::
Available now from MF Hire in Nottingham (The Main Tool Hire Shop In Nottingham) - the new Dewalt DC022 Site Light.
The Powerful light runs off of mains electric and 12 Volt to 18 Volt DEWALT NiCd/NIMH batteries.
It's built in battery charger can charge two DEWALT 7.2 Volt to 18 Volt NiCd/NIMH batteries simultaneously.
2 built in 240v power outlets offers more versatility for jobsite power.
The DC022 is compact & lightweight, it's design provides quick and easy fold-up, transport and storage.
Spring loaded battery lid keeps batteries in place when transporting from place to place.
Dewalt DC022 Specifications:
Power Source: 12 - 18V DC - AC
Voltage: 7.2 - 18 V
Battery: Not included
Bulb Type: Fluorescent
Brightness: 2700 Lumens
Charge time: 1 hr
Weight: 5.1 kg
Length: 433 mm
Height: 174 mm
Four our latest price on this new site light please contact us on: Tel (0115) 958 1505
Wednesday, 2 January 2008
Dewalt DC022 Area Light Charger:: MF Hire In Nottingham
Dewalt DC022 Area Light Battery Charger.
This new DC022 portable light from Dewalt is a cordless/corded light with built in battery charger.
Will run off either the mains electric power or 12v to 18v Dewalt Nicd/Nimh batteries.
The built in fast charger will recharge two batteries at the same time. Also features two power outlets for versatility on site.
To purchase this new portable lighting unit please contact our Dewalt Sales Outlet in Nottingham.
Tel: MF Hire on (0115) 958 1505
This new DC022 portable light from Dewalt is a cordless/corded light with built in battery charger.
Will run off either the mains electric power or 12v to 18v Dewalt Nicd/Nimh batteries.
The built in fast charger will recharge two batteries at the same time. Also features two power outlets for versatility on site.
To purchase this new portable lighting unit please contact our Dewalt Sales Outlet in Nottingham.
Tel: MF Hire on (0115) 958 1505
Monday, 3 December 2007
Dewalt DC925KBV 18v Combi Drill
Looking To Purchase A Dewalt DC925 Combi Drill?
Contact MF Hire in Nottingham (Tel: 0115 958 1505) to purchase the powerful Dewalt DC925KBV 18v combination drill at only £229.99 ! (ex vat).
Our price whilst stocks last includes 3 x 2.6 aH large capacity batteries !
We are a leading supplier of Dewalt Power Tools and supply at discount prices.
Thursday, 29 November 2007
Tool Hire In Newark
Tool Hire And Sales In Newark::
If you are looking for a Tool Hire Company in Newark - MF Hire offer a speedy and direct delivery service to all areas in and around Newark. Our Tool Hire & Sales Outlet based in Nottingham has regular deliveries and offers competitive price on all popular equipment hired.
Our vast range of tools and equipment includes: Power Tools, Cement Mixer, Wallpaper Stripper, Carpet Cleaner, Floor Sander, Ladders and Roof Ladders etc. No matter what type of equipment you need we should be able to help you.
Our products are all maintained to the highest standard and are fully safety checked prior to each customer hire.
In addition we sell all popular brands of power tools and accessories at discount prices. If you are looking to purchase a Bosch, Dewalt, Hitachi, Makita, Ryobi or similar branded tool for an Xmas present give our friendly staff a call. If we don't have the model you require in stock we will source it and in the fastest possible time.
For any tool hire or sales enquiry please call our Nottingham shop on: (0115) 958 1505
If you are looking for a Tool Hire Company in Newark - MF Hire offer a speedy and direct delivery service to all areas in and around Newark. Our Tool Hire & Sales Outlet based in Nottingham has regular deliveries and offers competitive price on all popular equipment hired.
Our vast range of tools and equipment includes: Power Tools, Cement Mixer, Wallpaper Stripper, Carpet Cleaner, Floor Sander, Ladders and Roof Ladders etc. No matter what type of equipment you need we should be able to help you.
Our products are all maintained to the highest standard and are fully safety checked prior to each customer hire.
In addition we sell all popular brands of power tools and accessories at discount prices. If you are looking to purchase a Bosch, Dewalt, Hitachi, Makita, Ryobi or similar branded tool for an Xmas present give our friendly staff a call. If we don't have the model you require in stock we will source it and in the fastest possible time.
For any tool hire or sales enquiry please call our Nottingham shop on: (0115) 958 1505
Mixer Hire In Newark Tool Hire In Newark Floor Sander Carpet Cleaner Dewalt Bosch Makita Hitachi Wallpaper Stripper
Wednesday, 28 November 2007
Hire Lifting Equipment In Nottingham
Lifting and Moving Equipment Hire In Nottingham::
If you are looking to Hire Lifting and Moving Equipment in Nottingham, Newark, Mansfield, Derby, or other areas in Nottinghamshire - MF Hire based at Colwick Road on the outside of the City Centre in Nottingham are the company to help you.
MF Hire's large tool hire shop stocks a large selection of specialist Lifting and Moving equipment.
If you are looking to Hire Lifting and Moving Equipment in Nottingham, Newark, Mansfield, Derby, or other areas in Nottinghamshire - MF Hire based at Colwick Road on the outside of the City Centre in Nottingham are the company to help you.
MF Hire's large tool hire shop stocks a large selection of specialist Lifting and Moving equipment.
- Chains Blocks
- Hoists
- Gantries
- Jacks
- Tirfors
- Skates
- Hydraulic Cylinders & Pumps
- Engine Cranes
- Genie Lifts
and much more.
They offer a speedy collection and delivery service and are renowned for their quality Lifting Equipment and competitive prices.
The tool hire outlet is open from 8.00 am Mon to Sat for customers wishing to collect equipment, or to purchase Power Tools, Hand Tools, and PPE from their large range.
MF Hire are an agent for all leading brands of Power Tools including: Bosch, Belle, Dewalt, Hitach, Kango, Makita, Milwaukee, Paslode, Ryobi and Stihl.
On special offer up to Xmas is the powerfull 18 volt combi drill from Dewalt - The Dewalt DC925 KB. Available with 3 high capacity batteries, battery charger and carry case for only: £229.99 ex vat.
For further help on any lifting equipment, tool hire, or power tool purchase contact MF Hire on: (0115) 958 1505
For help on obtaining quality equipment at a competitive price contact MF Hire (Nottingham)
on: (0115) 958 1505
Monday, 12 November 2007
Tool Hire In Nottingham
MF Hire Are The Leading Tool and Equipment Hire Outlet in Nottingham::
Located at Colwick just outside the Nottingham City Centre they offer a wide range of tools and equipment for hire and sales.
MF Hire carry a large fleet of Portable Gas and Electric Heaters for Hire, and at affordable prices.
They offer a fast delivery service on all equipment in Nottingham and the surrounding areas.
They offer a fast delivery service on all equipment in Nottingham and the surrounding areas.
MF Hire also have several other Tool Hire outlets throughout central UK. One of the largest Tool Hire Shops is located in Leeds, Yorkshire.
If you need to hire a heater, access tower, pressure washer, or any other equipment their Leeds Tool Hire Shop is located at Howley Park Road East, Morley, Leeds LS27 0SW. Contact Tel: (0113) 238 0646.
In addition to Tool Hire - MF Hire also supply a wide range of Power Tools, Gardening Equipment and Accessories from the leading manufacturers.
Power Tools are available from: Bosch - Dewalt - Freud - Hitachi - Makita - Milwaukee - Kango - Ryobi - Stihl - Stephill - Mosa - Paslode and many more.....
On Special Offer For Xmas 2007 is the popular Dewalt DC925 KBV 18v Combi Drill - With a List Price Of Over £400.00, MF Hire have this great combination drill at just £229.99 (ex vat) whilst Stocks Last!
To Purchase contact your nearest MF Hire Outlet !
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